Snookerballs wrote:Recent snow and cars stuck and abandoned made me think , what happens when the battery runs flat in an electric vehicle because there is no way of charging the battery . how does one get help ?
https://www.halfords.com/motoring/how-to-guides/what-to-do-if-your-car-gets-stuck-in-snow.html
Snookerballs wrote:Recent snow and cars stuck and abandoned made me think , what happens when the battery runs flat in an electric vehicle because there is no way of charging the battery . how does one get help ?
https://www.halfords.com/motoring/how-to-guides/what-to-do-if-your-car-gets-stuck-in-snow.html
Stooo wrote:Snookerballs wrote:Recent snow and cars stuck and abandoned made me think , what happens when the battery runs flat in an electric vehicle because there is no way of charging the battery . how does one get help ?
https://www.halfords.com/motoring/how-to-guides/what-to-do-if-your-car-gets-stuck-in-snow.html
Battery packs, I've got one for my phone.
A simple system to get you to the next charge point should be easy to implement, simply have a port to put in a swappable battery like they use with electric mopeds.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Snookerballs wrote:Recent snow and cars stuck and abandoned made me think , what happens when the battery runs flat in an electric vehicle because there is no way of charging the battery . how does one get help ?
https://www.halfords.com/motoring/how-to-guides/what-to-do-if-your-car-gets-stuck-in-snow.html
Battery packs, I've got one for my phone.
A simple system to get you to the next charge point should be easy to implement, simply have a port to put in a swappable battery like they use with electric mopeds.
That'll have to be a pretty big battery pack!
I wonder why they don't exist?
Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Snookerballs wrote:Recent snow and cars stuck and abandoned made me think , what happens when the battery runs flat in an electric vehicle because there is no way of charging the battery . how does one get help ?
https://www.halfords.com/motoring/how-to-guides/what-to-do-if-your-car-gets-stuck-in-snow.html
Battery packs, I've got one for my phone.
A simple system to get you to the next charge point should be easy to implement, simply have a port to put in a swappable battery like they use with electric mopeds.
That'll have to be a pretty big battery pack!
I wonder why they don't exist?
That's an actual photo of swappable units used in the Far East
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Snookerballs wrote:Recent snow and cars stuck and abandoned made me think , what happens when the battery runs flat in an electric vehicle because there is no way of charging the battery . how does one get help ?
https://www.halfords.com/motoring/how-to-guides/what-to-do-if-your-car-gets-stuck-in-snow.html
Battery packs, I've got one for my phone.
A simple system to get you to the next charge point should be easy to implement, simply have a port to put in a swappable battery like they use with electric mopeds.
That'll have to be a pretty big battery pack!
I wonder why they don't exist?
That's an actual photo of swappable units used in the Far East
For a motorbike yes!
Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:
Battery packs, I've got one for my phone.
A simple system to get you to the next charge point should be easy to implement, simply have a port to put in a swappable battery like they use with electric mopeds.
That'll have to be a pretty big battery pack!
I wonder why they don't exist?
That's an actual photo of swappable units used in the Far East
For a motorbike yes!
That can be adapted for a port in a car EV for a boost charge to the nearest station, you’re getting the hang of it
Rolluplostinspace wrote:You can get portable suitcase size on wheels emergency power packs already it seems but they are very heavy.
You have to transport these things around with you!
I would imagine the producers of these things and the salespoints will rapidly be going out of business with the collapse of EV sales.
Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:You can get portable suitcase size on wheels emergency power packs already it seems but they are very heavy.
You have to transport these things around with you!
I would imagine the producers of these things and the salespoints will rapidly be going out of business with the collapse of EV sales.
25 kilos is not heavy and these are around 15, a sack of spuds.
Man up snowflake.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:You can get portable suitcase size on wheels emergency power packs already it seems but they are very heavy.
You have to transport these things around with you!
I would imagine the producers of these things and the salespoints will rapidly be going out of business with the collapse of EV sales.
25 kilos is not heavy and these are around 15, a sack of spuds.
Man up snowflake.
These as in what motorbike ones?
Holly wrote:I hope you all enjoy your electric cars, don't mind the children who have to dig for the cobalt day and night to just barely survive, while you lie in your cozy bed with a full belly, dreaming of your new electric toy.
Here you go, have a look while you're enjoying your electric cars.
I hope you feel good about it.
Just curious, where are all the hundreds and thousands of dead batteries actually going to end up?
The hypocrisy is mind boggling.
They want to get rid of one problem, yet create a much bigger one.
It was the same with the masks.
I wonder how many millions of them ended up in the ocean, but hey, that was for a good cause, right?
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